Boredom had a way of birthing chaos, and when it came to Wattson, she was a prime example of someone who shouldn’t be bored. Her eyes flicked, attention bouncing from the collection of passing faces - up to the building tops and sky above her. Faint, thin lines of white started to spread over her ear and up her fingers.
She had an itch, a need to cure the static electricity that seemed to always follow her.
When her attention fell from the sky, the last thing she had expected was to find someone standing so close to her. With a small yip, that little bit of pent up static seemed to explode with the start, giving her a tiny shock and them a quick flash of white. Assuming, however, they weren’t touching her, they were safe from the pang that zipped through her veins.
“Che palle!“ Native tongue slipped as easily as the curse itself as she pushed a bit of hair back from her face, trying to smooth what was standing on end. Wattson, though, let out a small laugh. “You always walk so quietly?”